full-disclosure - Cisco's stolen code

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From: vxdude2003 at yahoo.com (VX Dude)
Subject: Cisco's stolen code

--- Tobias WeWeisserthtotobiaseweisserthedewrote:
> Dear "B$H",
> 
> On Tue, 2004-05-25 at 11:49, B$H wrote:
> > Hi all!
> > 
> > Where can i find the CiCisco'stolen code? 
> 
> Full disclosure is NOT about spreading copyright
> protected code.
> 
> Your question is stupid. Distributing, owning and
> using CiCisco'sode is
> illegal. So just forget about it. Sticking to the
> rules is part of the
> game. Unless you are a blblackhatf course...
> 
> regards,
> Tobias
<snip>

Look on the bright side, he is trying to get the
source to make it easier to find those cool
vulnerabilities to post back to this mailing-list for
the greater glory of full-disclosure.  It would only
seem appropriate that full-disclosure would give him a
start by sending him the source.  So it's illegal, I
would think full-disclosure would break a few
EUEULAsand if disclosing vulnerabilities and exploits
did become illegal I certain this list will disband...
hahahahahight!

but if it helps you feel like you're doing the "right"
thing by reminding others that they're breaking the
law then so be it.  Nothing like some self-righteous
popompous asso wake me up in the morning!

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